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* Baker, Jerry (February 21, 2001) "Contractor built bridge to last." ''Birmingham News''. | * Baker, Jerry (February 21, 2001) "Contractor built bridge to last." ''Birmingham News''. | ||
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Revision as of 17:38, 31 December 2006
The U.S. 31 Locust Fork Bridge was a double-span bridge over the Locust Fork of the Black Warrior River between Kimberly and Warrior in northern Jefferson County. The bridge, built in 1939 by W.C. Howton Contracting, was demolished in February 2001 by Clark Construction to make way for a modern replacement.
References
- Baker, Jerry (February 21, 2001) "Contractor built bridge to last." Birmingham News.